Minneapolis
Vision for former port in north Minneapolis nears approval
A public park, amphitheater, retail spaces, apartments and even a hotel could one day replace Minneapolis' defunct river port under a plan nearing approval at City Hall.
Minneapolis
Judge, city rule Noor's attorneys can inspect squad car
Defense team seeking independent analysis; trial set to start in April.
Minneapolis
U allowed atmosphere leading to alleged rape by Chinese billionaire, lawyers claim
Accuser's attorney contends U officials ignored "sexually hostile environment."
Minneapolis
CenturyLink outage plaguing customers in Minnesota, other parts of U.S.
911 emergency calls could be affected in some parts of Minnesota, officials said.
Minneapolis
Nolan frustrated as he exits Congress, calling it 'dysfunctional'
U.S. representative said demands to raise money, lack of influence took a toll later in his career.
South Metro
Snow? Rain? Ice? Winter storm delivers it all to Minnesota
A major winter storm moved across Minnesota Thursday morning, beginning delivery of what's expected to be more than a foot of snow in the western and central parts of the state over the next two days.
Minneapolis
Wisconsin pair charged with injuring trooper while fleeing southern Minnesota drug stop
The officer was punched, dragged before tumbling onto the highway.
Minneapolis
Ilhan Omar's influence already expanding in Congress
Incoming House member takes on leadership role in party's biggest block.
Minneapolis
German news outlet takes another crack at Fergus Falls story
Fergus Falls came together to help Der Spiegel set record straight about city.
South Metro
7 robberies, 4 cities: Men charged in string of crimes spanning Mpls., Dakota County
Two men remain jailed in Dakota County related to crimes this fall in four cities.
Minneapolis
Chinese billionaire won't be charged with rape, county attorney says
Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman announced Friday that Chinese billionaire Richard Liu will not be charged with rape in connection with an incident involving a University of Minnesota student.
Variety
New book by Larry Millett brings mighty Metropolitan Building back to life
Architectural historian Larry Millett reveals the history of a long-lost Minneapolis landmark in his new book, "Metropolitan Dreams."
Inspired
People and Pets Together feeds four-legged family members in need
The nonprofit food bank and veterinary assistance program provides food and care to prevent heartbreaking human-animal separations.
West Metro
Hennepin County Sheriff-Elect Dave Hutchinson announces leadership team
The new sheriff will take office Jan. 7
Minneapolis
101-year-old Minnesota usher marks nearly 80 years at church doors
The scope of Billl Pilgram's work and its duration put him in a rarefied league, church leaders said.
Minneapolis
Minneapolis homeless camp officially closes as last residents leave
135 people moved to the temporary heated shelters across the street.
Minneapolis
U.S. Bank Stadium will be first venue to sell beer and wine during the NCAA men's Final Four
Beer and liquor will be sold for the NCAA Final Four, which will draw 72,000 fans and be transformed from tunnels to ceiling.
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